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reasons it is important to plug the ARBE-III into a 3 wire AC line or outlet.  In addition, the 
(B-) terminal of the ARBE-III is capacitively coupled to the aluminum front panel.  This 
provides an RF by-pass for your radio and effectively provides the ground your radio may 
require. 
 

Cautions when using the ARBE-III
 

The ARBE-III has been designed to provide many years of trouble free operation if used as 
intended.  Short circuit protection is provided on each separate supply (A, B, C).  However, 
the short circuit protection is not intended to provide the protection function if one supply 
is connected directly across another supply.  
Example: the “A” supply connected across the “C” supply. 
You would have a similar reaction if you connected a 12 volt car battery across a 6 volt car 
battery!! 
 

Connecting any of the supplies across each other could void the 5 year warranty!!

 
You should always keep in mind that 

any

 electrical device is potentially dangerous.  The 

ARBE-III has been designed with safety in mind, however the following precautions 
should be observed: 
 

1)

 

High voltage is present on the “B” supply terminals when the on/off switch is in the           
on position and the front panel red neon bulb is illuminated. 

2)

 

Under normal operating conditions, the heat sink on the aluminum front panel will 
run hot (to the touch), but not hot enough to burn anyone.  If the ARBE-III is 
allowed to remain in a shorted state for an extended period of time, the heat sink 
could become hot enough to cause a minor burn. 

3)

 

For electrical safety, the aluminum front panel and heat sink are grounded though a 
3 wire power cord.  

Do not try to defeat the ground.

 

4)

 

The ARBE-III is assembled with tamperproof screws. This is for safety reasons.  
Inside the ARBE-III, 120 VAC is exposed and is potentially lethal.  Do not attempt 
to repair it yourself.  If you have any problem with the ARBE-III, send it back to 
Antique Radios Inc for repair. 

5)

 

Always turn the ARBE-III off when not in use. 

6)

 

Always double check your connections before you turn the power on your radio.  
You can verify proper filament voltage by using just “one” tube the first time you 
attempt operation. A few extra minutes could save you a valuable set of tubes. 

7)

 

If you are uncertain about the proper connections, GET HELP FIRST!! 
Technical assistance is available from Antique Radios Inc.

 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

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Содержание ARBE-III

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Страница 2: ...nts for up to 12 such vacuum tubes The ARBE III is factory set for 6 2 VDC Using the special adjustment tool provided it is easily adjusted for any voltage between 1 25 and 6 5 VDC A DC voltmeter with at least 3 accuracy should be used to when making adjustments to the A supply Make all adjustments before you connect your radio The adjustment hole is located above the barrier strip and is labeled ...

Страница 3: ...ding on the power transformer The voltage is rectified filtered and derived by the use of a zener diode voltage network The C voltages are approximately within 5 of the stated voltage Use of the ARBE III You should become familiar with the circuitry of your radio before attempting to connect it to the ARBE III Incorrect connections and or wrong A supply voltage settings can instantly destroy a set...

Страница 4: ...s A simple set using UX201 s can draw as much as 5 amperes of current Whereas the same set using UX201A s would only draw 1 25 amperes of current It should be noted that the use of these tubes can cause the rheostats in your radio to overheat This could cause potential damage to your radio In most cases a schematic will show the required voltages and the common reference point for the various volt...

Страница 5: ...igh voltage is present on the B supply terminals when the on off switch is in the on position and the front panel red neon bulb is illuminated 2 Under normal operating conditions the heat sink on the aluminum front panel will run hot to the touch but not hot enough to burn anyone If the ARBE III is allowed to remain in a shorted state for an extended period of time the heat sink could become hot e...

Страница 6: ...determine that the product was used as intended and the failure was due to defective workmanship or components The customer is intended to pay the shipping charges This warranty is void if any of the following have occurred 1 Removal of the tamperproof screws 2 Connection of the individual supplies across each other or to any other power source or battery 3 Connection of any of the individual supp...

Страница 7: ...n alteration repair or service of the product by anyone other than Antique Radios Inc and its authorized representatives physical abuse or misuse of the product or operation thereof in manner contrary to the instructions or shipment of the product for service Consult the operating instructions included with the product for information regarding use of operation 3 Any express warranty not provided ...

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